Sentence examples for as an about from inspiring English sources

These communications are known as an "about" collection.

A page, in WordPress terminology, is a standing piece of content, such as an "About Us" or "Contact Us" page.

The Journal Sentinel characterized the FDA's affirmation of its current regulations as an "about face," which it clearly was not.

Though Cochrane clearly enjoyed a high reputation among our participants, our study showed that even very small details can cause otherwise trusting users to suddenly question ownership and thereby credibility, such as an "About us" button leading to a page with a publishers' (unfamiliar) logo.

However, the overall influence of temperature on RB counts is relatively small as demonstrated in a previous study, which found that the difference in average summer temperatures for Oslo city in the period from 1951 to 1989 would influence annual RB counts in a similar manner as an about 2% change in the total amount of atmospheric ozone (Johnsen and Moan, 1991).

Thomas Haden Church, as an about-to-be-wed Romeo, and Virginia Madsen, the waitress who is keen to prove that she knows about the finer things in life like classic wine vintages.

But athletes' lawyers viewed the memo as an about-face by the anti-doping agency, a sign that it was diminishing the standard in order to use evidence from the investigation of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative.

Behind every student they killed in Peshawar, lurked their anger and frustration at what many among them must perceive as an about-turn by a former sympathiser, if not exactly an ally.

As she later explained, "I knowed as much about a facto law as a horse knows about Christmas Day".

It is not often that technophiles get as excited about a new book as they do about a new gadget.

It is among that handful of shows that seem as much about a place as about the people.